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Old 02-27-2019, 01:17 AM
Jason Barrette Jason Barrette is offline
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Bulbos don't mind being repotted in the least. When it's actively making growth and roots, pull it out of the old moss, swish it in water to get rid of the old moss, and repot into fresh sphagnum. As you probably know most (not all) Bulbos like a lot of water and shouldn't dry out completely.
I totally agree with estacion. If it’s putting out roots, most are ok. I have a Mother and a division from her of medusa. Do not try to repot it if there are no new rots growing! I lost a beautiful Bulbophyllum dearei 'Matt' AM/AOS division once because of this. If your into any products, Kelpmax really has helped me get roots starting with Bulbophyllum many times. Good Luck.
The pic is of the division I planted in July of 18
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